A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

@Darnell LockettVery well said,We recently completed a 67 door porches.With almost none of our own money,Our commercial lender took into consideration my credit score but these loans are normally none of equals and they just want to see that you are somewhat 😉responsible with your credit.Beginning with multi is a great shortcut to wealth however you are driving a plane and mistakes in many cases don't lend well.Research within yourself what can you bring to the table for an experienced investor.Put yourself at his service do an acquisition together with him learn everything sitting on his shoulders hopefully in the next acquisition your peace in the pie will be greater,And before you know it you will have your own Multi,To some extent I think it's a God blessing that when you begin you don't have the ability to raise the cash to buy a large deal it is almost definite you will devastate yourself with that.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

There are no short cuts

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Sharing in case it would be helpful to get the wheels turning and potentially shortcut the learning curve while meeting likeminded folks!

Just be aware of the obvious risk involved with this "shortcut". 

They aren't a short cut or back door to the servicer.

I'm not talking about shortcuts like people reporting real cash costs as expenses that could/should be capitalized, or rounding up the value of their charitable contributions or estimating mileage, or just lumping everything into "supplies" because its easier or other grey areas - but not reporting actual income just because they didn't get a 1099?

I like the idea of airdropping in to a network of people doing similar things w/ STR development and reimagining what the next generation of hospitality assets can look like, but you could obviously find those folks on your own for free just by browsing Airbnb and contacting them.I'm interested in building a hospitality business that will grow and evolve over time, so I'm not against paying for this kind of stuff if it will actually be valuable in shortcutting the process and helping avoid pitfalls others have encountered ... might start w/ Jarbo's course given his experience w/ scaling / fundraising ... and the lower pricetag.